While watching film to prepare for No. 12 Kansas, one University of Houston men’s basketball staff member wanted to make a point of what the Cougars can expect Saturday inside Allen Fieldhouse. He turned up the volume.

Now, the No. 12 Jayhawks face a tougher test: No. 7 Houston, a team that’s riding an 11-game winning streak and coming off a ruthless 70-36 beatdown of Utah. Allen Fieldhouse will be rocking, and the Jayhawks will need every advantage to knock off a Cougars team that’s as relentless as they come.

Long ball lovers: Houston ranks No. 5 in 3-point percentage (39.9%). KU hits 33.3% of its 3-point attempts. Nothing easy at the line: The Cougars struggle to get to the line, ranking No. 341 nationally in free-throw rate (26.4%).

Cincinnati Bearcats basketball begins the month of February with a home date against West Virginia Sunday afternoon. Here are three keys to win.

Multiple expansion projects are underway at The Farm in Allen, a mixed-use development on historic Johnson family farmland, as the complex prepares for several new openings in 2025.

The Rebels (11-10, 5-5) were led in scoring by Dedan Thomas Jr., who finished with 22 points and six assists. UNLV also got 16 points, six rebounds and two steals from Jaden Henley. Jalen Hill also had 16 points and three steals.

Zeke Mayo scored 24 points, including a pair of clinching free throws with 3.1 seconds left, and No. 11 Kansas rallied to beat UCF 91-87 and

Malik Wilson's basketball odyssey took him from Louisiana to Lubbock to UH. His work in the gym helped lead to a signature Cougars win at Kansas.

In a span of three days, the Big 12 Conference produced perhaps the most enthralling college basketball games of the season. On Saturday, Houston rallied from a

Hard work paid off for Houston sixth-years Mylik Wilson and J'Wan Roberts, and their coach, in a big victory at Allen Fieldhouse.

The Houston Cougars are one of the hottest teams in college basketball — and they finally picked up a signature victory. Houston (16-3, 8-0) came into Saturday'

Most programs would not do well with the level of turnover Utah State has experienced, but the Aggies not only have managed their way through constant change, they have thrived. Jerrod Calhoun was the fourth coach hired in the past seven seasons by three athletic directors, including one in an interim role.